f.
It.
OTTAWA.
April
II.
Tin-
pnugc
urross
Canada
of
thr;
lint
-Ii
airmen
ill
llii'ir
ruund-llic-world
flight
will
be
u
rare
ug
tunc,
tin
similar
flight
begun
liy
(he
United
.Slates
airmen
i
ig
slurtru
a
.'umpt-iimm
between
Ihe
two
countries
for
the
honor
of
being
the
firl
to
complete
n
world
fligliL
!
The.
ilinerury
1'"'
British
aviators
provide
fur
landing
'
vt
Hit'
llnllsli
fliers
at
I'rnire
lliierl
and
arrangement
fur
their,
iJc
jiai'Uire
from
-Sdyncy.
Nova
Snilla,
ly
way
of
Newfoundland
li-i
been
romplelcd
Ijy
Ihe
lloyal
Air
Force,
which
will
upp1t
LABOR
GAINS
It
111
April
II.
k
in
ii
in
en
I
of
Sir
James
URGES
ACCEPT
PYPFRT
RRPflRT
Ullt
UU1
11U1
VIII
Sir
rtobert
Home
Strongly
Urges
Nations
of
Europe
to
Bring
About
Peaco
I.o.Mkix.
April
II
Xir
Itobcrl
-'
.miii
Home,
former
rliau-ot
Ihe
cxrhpiiier.
in
a
f
it
-
h
warmly
roinineiiled
o
n
Ii
"port
of
Ihe
repartition
ex.
li:'
"-
Hp
Kitid
it
wii
urt'enl
that
J
a'
ion-
m
ahead
iilong
the
I
:!
:
ropiici
and
try
to
brinn
pt
acf
in
Murope.
He
wn
unable
to
iiir.iunip
lerniany
refunnv
the
pi
ifer
ed
Mellleineul.
lie
-aid,
and
ancn
ouahl
to
be
convinceil
oT
Hi"
d.irahllily
of
lakint,-
tie
I
I
iiieily.
r
belleed
S
rn
I
llril-!i
woiihl
l,n
willlnjt
ltaecepl.
VISITS
OTTAWA
ON
DEPARTMENT
BUSINESS
VII
TOItIA,
April
II
Pn
"liter
Iif
yexlerday
for
Viincoii-tere.ii
route
to
Ollnwii.
The
pre-""lei
M
trip
i
.MR
made
al
thl
time
liugcly
at
(.
trijuol
nf
be
federal
goteminenl
to
di-riii
tarlniiK
ib'iiarliiieulal
inal-Ith
otit
Htamlln
tf
between
the
province
and
the
Dominion.
NOTICE.
Takn
Notice
Hint
all
person
are
reijulrrd
to
put
their
prciiiicM
in
food
Himilaiy
cnndillou
on
or
before
the
JL'ml
day
f
April,
lti:M.
Any
per-miii
fa
II
I
n
jr
o
ilu
ho
will
bo
proeeiiled
necordliiK:
to
law.
Hy
order
of
tins
council.
K.
F.
JO.NTW,
City
Solicitor.
I
the
airmen
with
large
scale
4
jiuap
of
llir
con
it
I
ry
they
will
,
tratcro
from
Prince
llupert
eastward
and
will
facilitate
their
111
riUuIlAiLlri
r,',
liigel
slop
on
the
trail!..
Now
Control
Situation
In
West
Australia
and
Will
Form
Cotillion
Government
The
fate
of
Canada
flight
will
be
at
Ottawa
where
two
ila
will
be
spent
in-!
stalling
a
new
engine,
j
The
HrilMt
airihlt
Vfl
,bout
March
25
and
i
al
present
on
(he
Island
of
Corfu
awaiting
a
new
eiijrine.
Mi
ill'1
i
kCaletl
after
a
UCM
limoirn
minninn
;
f
uncertainty
following
the
g
r
j(
election
in
Velern
Amtrsku.
lli.lcal
if,Uie
niln.l
:
now
an
established
fact.
1
l.i.
i
parly
Reined
26
seals
w
Central
Last
Month,
Super
h.
iillioi
i.nrli
ratmliliml
I
InLandant
Horn
BLataa
In
Hurt,
ouperiuleiidenl,
to
tMiard
lat
niubl:
II.m.IIi
Itorden
Seal
C.oo
lolul
Iloy
llirl
III.
IM5
I7H
.JOI'
CIO
l-H
Vo
tv
2
a
an
n:u
7
Principal
llrady
reported
that
nlleiiduiire
eonliiiilfd
ali.fac-lory
at
the
lli.'h
School.
There
had
bei
only
three
or
four
ab-entiv
on
necoiint
of
iiieii!le..
Mr.
Hum
reported
that
the
uiinlc
epidemic
hail
roiitiuued
and
wa
tery
aeneral.
Percenl-iijin
iilleinlance.
ateraKin
77.0(5
for
the
mouth,
had
dropped
a
low
at
00
per
real
In
mmiic
Kradc.
MUD
CONDITIONS
UP
LINE
DELAYS
TRAINS
Tonight's
Passenger
Train
From
the
East
Will
be
at
Least
Two
Hours
Late
Heavy
rain
are
ratifinjr
mud
lhe
In
llulkley
Canyon
eat
of
Hatclton
and
train
crtire
a
a
eouetiience
i.
.'onu-wbat
Inter
fered
with.
The
pacner
train
due
al
t.:i0
thl
afternoon
is
late
and
last
report
were
that
he
would
'be
al
leu
I
two
hour
behind
lime
in
sirritinjj.
AMENDMENT
LIKELY
TO
INCOME
TAX
ACT
OTTAWA,
April
II.
When
the
biiditel
resolution
are
coii-(.iilcrrd
in
detail
in
committee
golp
ha
it
that
Hon.
J,
A,
Itobli.
acting
minister
of
rinance,
will
likely
mote
for
an
amendment
to
the
Income
Tax
Act,
which
will
Increase
Troiii
300
to
r.OO
the
exemption
granled
for
every
cbibl.
LEAQUE
BASEBALL
Coast
League
San
Francisco
10,
Portland
Sail
Lake
17,
Oakland
18.
l.o
Amrele
8,
Seattle
3.
SiuM-uim'iilo
0.
Vernon
t.
ADVERSE
WEATHER
DELAYS
AIRPLANES
FLIQHT
WESTWARD
SITKA.
April
II.
Definite
announcement
that
the
four
Lulled
Stale
airplane,
which
arrived
here
yesterday
on
the
world
(light
will
not
leave
be.
fore
tomorrow
win
made
by
Ilight
Commander
Major
Martin
who
said
the
weather
report
received
made
it
uncertain
when
they
would
continue
Ihe
journey.
IMMIGRATION
AimiiNb
MnuULo,
ip
nieriieecn
.51
10
UlxJVOOLU
u
.i
i
.
..
ii'..
.
.
Official
From
England
Says
I
m
the
llou-
of
Heprc-
Many
Countries
Oppose
Thele
s
and
may
Join
forces.
Allcndanrc
bir
I
he
city
schools!
People
Leaving
u
H-liueniuieitt
ivlivn,jrt(l9e
die
month
of
March
wa-j
ulry
Parly
in
forming
!rei.orle,l
a
follow
by
II.
S.l
MON
I
HKAI..
One..
April
I.I.
BtiuOulit'
ration.
tho
lr.
W.
J.
Illaek,
Kuropean
man
V.
ager
of
the
colonization
and
development
departutiMil
of
the
li
II....
V..II...M.1
lluilu.tva
;ir
l.Ulllt.ll.llt
...1..".....
........
..-
rhcil
in
Montreal
yestenlay
front
Loudon.
HiiKlaiid.
The
purposi;
of
Or.
Black'
visit
i
to
confer
with
officer
of
the
system
concerning
M'vcrat
Important
point
on
iiiimiRralion
and
on
the
completion
of
hi
business
here
he
will
return
at
once
to
(treat
Britain.
So
far
as
a
Keueral
influx
of
skilled
labor
from
the
British
lle
i
concerned,
Or.
Black
ouiuled
a
win
ii
in
if.
"If
Canada
enjoys
a
building
boom
in
thej
near
future,"
he
said,
"there
will
be
no
use
in
contractor
looking
to
Orcal
Britain
for
a
supply
of
brirklayers
and
plasterer.
There
are
nol
sufficient
men
in
these
trade
to
supply
the
dc.uiaiid
in
Ihe
British
Isle
now,
eten
Ihoiiuh
the
reiuircmeu(s
cannot
be
characterized
a
out
of
the
ordinary,"
SpcakiiiR
of
immigration
conditions
generally.
Or.
Black
pointed
out
thai
France,
Sweden,
Denmark
and
to
some
extent
Norway
are
nol
prepared
to
countenance
emigration
to
any
considerable
degree,
all
hough
from
all
Ihe
countries
mentioned,
with
Ihe
exception
of
France,
which
Is
seeking
Immigration,
large
number
of
people
suitable
for
land
sellleinent
coubl
be
secured
If
they
did
not
lack
sufficient
capital
lo
purchase
the
equip
ment
rcipureil
ror
rarming
operation.
He
considered
it
tucslf(iuahlc
whether
a
heavy
influx
of
people
of
tliis
class
could
be
expecled
until
economic
condition
throughout
F.urope
improve.
Switzerland
and
Holland
are
bolii
favorably
inclined
toward
emigration,
and
Or.
Black
believe
there
will
be
little
diffi.
cully
in
securing
workers
for
farm
ami
oilier
industries
a
fast
a
Canada
can
absorb
ibem.
At
Hie
nirji's
banquet
at
the
First
Presbyterian
Church,
Victoria,
yesterday,
Hon,
T.
I).
Pat-tutlo
and
Ovorge
It,
Naden
wore
down
for
responses
lo
toasts,
mil
Colonel
Amery
In
coitsequenei;
of
Hie
colonel's
reference
in
the
pcech
tu
poor
people.
Colonel
Amery
said
he
gladly
ai'celeii
Buchanan's
.expression
of
regret
and
hoped
that
Ihe
member
would
bear
him
no
ill
will.
SLIGHT
REDUCTION
SCHOOL
ESTIMATES
Two
Items
Totalling
$6,761.23
Have
Been
Lopped
Off
Budget
for
Year
An
arrangement
reached
between
a
committee
of
the
school
board
and
Hie
finance
committee
of
I
lie
city
council
whereby
Hie
school
estimate
for
lt2l
arc
reduced
by
$0,7(11.23
was
confirmed
by
the
school
board
last
night.
The
tolal
figure
is
made
up
or
two
Items
lopped
on"
$2,-50(1
fot'
legal
expenses
and
-M,-20l,'.':i
representing
the
school
board
surplus
or
estimate
over
expenditure
last
year.
In
the
course
of
the
discussion,
it
was
pointed
oul
by
Truslee
Parker
that
the
school
rate
this
year
was
10.80,
only
a
slight
Increase
over
10.08
last
year
in
spile
of
a
greatly
reduced
assessment.
WOMEN
WANT
RIGHT
TO
BECOME
MINISTERS
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
HAMILTON.
April
(.
Presbyterian
women
of
Ontario
represented
by
S)00
delegates
at-lending
provincial
women's
missionary
socifly
of
(lie
Presbyterian
church
passed
a
resolution
memorializing
the
general
A,
sembly
In
allow
women
lo
become
orilaitiL'd
for
tho
ministry.
FISHYMARKET
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
Hod
Salmon,
White
Salmon,
BOSTON
GRILL
Alaska
Orcy
Cod,
lied
Cod
Fillets,
Halibut,
Hhrimps,
Crabs,
CI
a
ins,
Klpci
,
Kip.
Third
Avenue.
pered
Sill
tn
1
1
n.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRESH
MEATS.
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston'
VOI,
XIV.,
NO,
87.
PM.INUB
III
PHHTy
ll.ti,
jFIWDAY,
AIMtlL
11,
1021.
VMttrdiy'a
OlrnuUtieii
1E7B
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
IT
1
1
IP
Pl1,illlrl
.P.AIY
I17TT
i
I
nmi
HEW
lHi
HAL
P
jMSUiiim
rUK
WflALfclN
w.
BRITISH
FLYERS
DEFINITELY
DECIDE
TO
COME
BY
WAY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Rival
Flights
Round
the
World
will
be
Race
Against
Time
to
UCLUIC
IIUIIUI
VI
1
II
lid
I
Ml
g
llldL
THINGS
THAT
SOON
WILL
BE
HERE.
The
survey
i
under
way
and
conxfructioii
will
soon
commence
qii
road
to
Skeena
Itiver
from
Prince
Rupert.
Glasgow
Member
Scraps
with
GoloneUAmery
An
House,
of
Commons
and
Both
Apologize
LONDON.
April
II.
An
affray
look
place
in
Ihe
jloiise
of
Commons
lal
mglil
when
UjIoim-I
Amery
and
(i.
Buchanan,
iiDof
mcnilier
tor,(.ilagov,
came
to
blows
as
Hie
outcome
oi
wiarm
reeling
over
Ihe
Kviclions
Hill.
The
matter
was
referred
to
by
speaker
Whitley,
who
said
he
was
determined
to
prolecl
the
good
name
of
parliament.
If
siieli
a
disturbance
occurred
again
lie
woulil
.probably,
inflict
the
peuallv
of
suspension
for
one
day.
.Mr.,
Buchanan
said
lie
regretted
the
incident
and
tcdly
withdrew
Hie
exprcs-ions.
A
little
swine"
ami
"gutter
snipe
which
lie
bail
applied
to
uureser-
RECORD
PRICE
FOR
SALMON
Billy
Boy
Received
24.90
Cents
a
Pound
for
1500
Pounds
Red
Springs
HALIBUT
CATCHES
SMALL
The
highest
price
on
record
was
paid
today
by
the
lloyal
Fish
Company
for
(he
catch
of
l."00
pound
of
l-ed
spring
salmon
when
they
secured
It
for
2
1.
'JO
rent
a
pound,
lied
salmon
has
been
dear
lately
but
this
beats
everything
before
olTered
al
the
fish
exclianjfe.
Owing
to
the
bad
weather,
halibut
catches
have
been
small.
A
good
many
boats
have
lied
up
awaiting
better
'conditions
and
those
1
hat
hate
been
out
have
brought
in
very
small
catches.
The
bad
weather
this
pring
has
seriously
affected
the
totals
for
the
season
so
far.
Sales
today
w
ere
:
Amerloan
Adeline,
3,000
To
Alliu
Fisheries
at
1
1.
too
alul
5c.
Canadian
Oh
Bill
800
and
Swing
1,1)00
to
A
1
1
1
it
Fisheries
al
It.lOc
and
Gc.
:
Osunil
3,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
ll.20c
and
Gc.
Imperieuse
0,300
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
at
1
1
.10c
and
Gc.
Carruthers,
80,000,
discharged
to
Cold
Storage
plant
without
selling.
BIRTHS
There
was
born
yestenlay,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Dunbar,
Clupp
Building,
yestenlay
a
daughter.
A
ou
was
born
Wednesday
to
Mr.
iiud
Mrs.
F.d.
Smith.
Sixth
Avenue.
New
Capital
interested
in
Whalen
Pulp
Concern
Will
Have
to
be
Reorganization
and
Much
of
Capital
Written
off
if
Plans
go
Through.
(Special
to
Prince
Huperl
Daily
News)
VANCOUVhlt,
April
II.
New
capital
has
been
interested
in
Ihe
Whalen
Pulp
&
Paper
Company
and
a
new
scheme
Of
finance
has
been
devised
for
Ihe
rejuvenation
of
the
concern,
it
was
announced
by
E.
M.
Mills,
receiver,
on
his
return
from
the
Kast.
The
bondholders
and
debeiilure
holders
of
the
company
are
lo
meet
in
the
Kusl
at
an
early
dale
and
after
Ihe
details
of
the
plan
hate
been
worked
oul
it
is
expecled
that
local
creditors
will
be
asked
lo
meet
representatives
nf
the
bond
and
debenture
holders.
-
8
"A
new
Issue
of
capital
will
be
necessary,"
sanl
.Mr.
.Mills,
"ana
it
wilt
fee
necessary
lo
write
off
much
'
of
(lie
valuation
and
depreciation
that
ha
been
carried
for
some
time,
before
this
new
capital
will
take
hold
of
the
pra
lit."
According
lo
Mr.
Mills,
the
world
markets
arc
slack
at
the
present
lime
as
the
United
States
is
'Hie
1
.only
.
buyer,
of
pulp.
SYSTEMS
OF
ENTRANCE
PASSING
DISCUSSED
Board
Delays
Decision
as
Whether
Government
Test
or
Promotion
Plans
to
be
Adopted
Superintendent
II.
S.
king
what
the
board's
was
to
be
this
year,
the
board
discussed
last
niK
question
of
whether
a
percentaBe
of
P.ulrancc
are
lo
be
allowed
lo
pas
principal's
recommendation
whether
all
will
be
required
lake
tho
government
lest.
Mr.
Hum
himself
favored
to
Burn
policy
school
hi
the
certain
pupils
or
to
the
government
system.
Trustee'
William
rhampione'il
the
promo
tion
plan
011
the
basis
oT
year')
Work
lull
Trnslees
(1rm
ntnl
IS
RESIGNING
Will
Retire
from
Public
Life
Next
Election
to
go
Back
to
Business
LOCKOUT
TO
BE
at
YI0TO1UA,
April
II.
Hon.
John
lljirl,
minister
of
finance
in
tlVelOlhV?T;vcrntnent'find
nieui.
ber
of
the
Legislature
for
this,
city,
will
retire
from
politics
a
Ihe
next
election.
The
decision
wa
announced
ollicially
today.
Mr.
Hart's
retirement
i
caused
by
Ihe
demands
of
his
own
business.
No
successor
will
le
named
until
after
the
election,
it
is
understood.
He
will
remain
in
office
until
Dial
time.
In
a
teller
lo
the
premier
on-nouueiug
his
decision
to
retire,
Mr.
Hurl
declare
hu'retaius
the
complete
loyalty
tik
the
Govern.
IN
SHIPYARDS
Hot
Lester
were
inclined
to
lhe,W"
b
E"ct'
Tonight
When
""n
Will
be
Out
government
test
plan.
Chairman
j
0ver
100.000
Parker
saw
advantages
and
diss-1
........
.
"TT.
....
,.
advantages
in
both
systems.
The
.
'tJ.NlHIN.
April
II.
Ihe
ship-queslion
was
laid
on
Ihe
table
l'ui,d'"-
employers
federation
for
a
mouth
unnounceu
louaj
iiihi
since
mo
BOYS
OF
FRANCE
IN
RUGBY
GAME
OUTPLAY
SCHOLARS
FROM
WALES
PAItIS,
April
It.
In
an
national
ruguy
maicii
Here
yesterday,
a
team
of
French
schoolboys
overwhelmed
a
similar
team
from
the
school
of
Wales
by
a
score
of
23
to
0.
TERRACE
CONSTABLE
BEING
TRANSFERRED
striking
siitpyant
workers
al
Southampton
had
nut
resumed
work
in
accordance
with
instructions
of
their
executive
councils,
their
union's
lockout
notices
throughout
the
country
would,
become
cffeclite
ait
Hie
close
of
I
work
tonight.
One
hundred
men
will
be
affected
by
the
lockout.
WRECKED
YESSEL
SOUTH
CAROLINA
MAID
OF
FRANCE
WII.MINC.TON,
N.cn
April
II.
A
wrecked
vessel,
believed
lo
Imi.
iiw.ltl
ll.
i....-.l..t.l.
'tin
llm
Mf.1,1
f
I.,..,
....a
..ir.t.1
.1...
u
.
IVHIII.IUI
milt:
V.UII.sillUlO
lit:
.."V
...v.
...
.
iuiii.
viAllfc
.1(19
A.
Mancoir.M
Terrace
is
being
overdue
here
from
Barbadoes,
is
I
Ii
u
fn..i..f
it.
Ik.il
:..
H....I.
foii!kll
n.l
Mtt
llm
M.tt.l
'r...
,
'
IV
HI
lltllllllU
JlUt.ll
I.'
.
.VU.
if,
I
ll..:
.
W-..
...
j
and
ho
will
leave
for
there
vilhiU(M,ips
are
reported
floating
on
tils
family
next
Tuesday.
Ho.'be
ocean
near
tho
wreck,
will
be
succeeded
by
Constable!
EST
ll;!?'0
1
1,1,6
nexl
weckJIDES
ARE
NOT
HIGH
The
Klwanis'of
Vancouver
are
again
asking
if
there
are
any
homes
in
this
district
(hat
would
be
willing
(o
adopt
uiuler-privi-legei)
children
or
lo
give
them
foster
homes,
llev.
(1,1).
Smith-son
of
Ihe
local
Baptist
Church
Is
acting
locally
for
Ihe
Kivvanis,
When
you
buy
n1vt-(lsng
yon
kmy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
get
it.
t
ENOUGH
TO
LET
BOAT
FLOAT
OFF
THE
ROCKS
Cnpt.
T.
M.
Wllkio
returned
last
night
from
thu
scene
of
the
wreck
of
Hie
steamer
Admiral
Hodman.
S'o
far
Ihe
tides
have
not
been
high
enough
to
lake
(he
vessel
off
ami
It
1
anticipated
that
it
will
not
the
possible
lo
float'
her.
for
at
least
another
week.